The speed limit reduction is the latest in a series of traffic safety measures implemented on the approximately one-mile stretch of University Avenue in recent months.
Read More »A Hidden Crisis Of The Pandemic: Violence Against Women Hasn’t Stopped. Neither Have the Women-Led Organizations Combating the Problem.
Tsvetelina Thompson was 20 years old when her ex-boyfriend trafficked her. At first, she said, he was a “really sweet guy.” He would take her on lavish trips around Europe, adorning her with elaborate gifts – luxuries she never knew coming from a poor childhood in Bulgaria. So, she ran …
Read More »‘Angels among us’ – Baseball Permeated Lives Of Boys Believed Killed By Father
Rex and Brody Reinhart, the two young boys believed to have been killed by their father last week, were elite youth baseball players known across the region for their passion about the sport. It defined their short lives.
Read More »‘It’s too late’ – Father Texted Estranged Wife On Morning He Killed Sons, Himself
New details of the horrific crime – and the minute-by-minute race to try to find and save the boys – are emerging in official reports from four law enforcement and fire rescue agencies across two Florida counties.
Read More »Eerie Parallels: Man Suspected Of Killing Young Sons And Himself Mirrors Case Of Brother Who Killed Ex-Wife’s Boyfriend Then Attempted Suicide
The father suspected of killing his two young sons and himself inside a burning luxury vacation home in western Florida is the younger brother of a convicted murderer who also tried to take his own life in a similarly violent household attack seven years ago.
Read More »As Nationwide Ammunition Shortage Continues, North Florida Gun Owners Feel the Effects
Ammunition shortages are not uncommon. They occur roughly every four years with presidential elections, as gun owners grow weary of new firearm legislation and talks of gun control.
Read More »Gainesville Police Advisory Council Discuss Overcrowding And Youth Arrest Rates
Overall crime rates have decreased by 8.99% over the past year, but there have been more sexual batteries and robberies, Police Chief Tony Jones told the council during a virtual meeting.
Read More »Construction Of Zion Lutheran Church’s New Sanctuary Leads To Legal Dispute
Legal filings are revealing the answer for why the construction of a Gainesville church sanctuary halted, even before the pandemic began.
Read More »Meet The 28-Year-Old Professional Driver Leading the Gainesville Police Advisory Council
Fareed Johnson’s life experiences don’t resemble those of people typically chosen to lead civilian police advisory boards across the country.
Read More »Gainesville, UF Police Using License Plate Cameras To Fight Car-Related Crimes
Three of the largest law-enforcement agencies in Alachua County have installed license plate recognition cameras to help them better respond to vehicle-related accidents and crimes.
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